No. 10,621 in French

mercis

"Mercis" is the plural form of "merci," meaning "thanks" or "thank yous."

In a sentence

Je te dis mille mercis pour ton aide précieuse.
I send you a thousand thanks for your invaluable help.
In this sentence, 'mercis' is used in the plural form to express gratitude in a poetic and emphatic manner.
Ses mercis chaleureux nous ont touchés profondément.
Her warm thanks deeply moved us.
Here, 'mercis' conveys a heartfelt gratitude shared by the person, emphasizing the emotional tone.
Les mercis qu'il reçoit montrent son influence.
The thanks he receives show his influence.
In this case, 'mercis' denotes tokens of appreciation addressed to the individual, serving as indicators of his impact.

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